
Accepting a presidential assignment when an international terrorist is kidnapped and the terrorist's friends abduct the president's brother in answer, independent fixer Chubb Dunjee investigates a trail of ruthlessly dangerous players.
When a high-stakes kidnapping triggers a retaliatory abduction of the president's brother, independent fixer Chubb Dunjee is thrust into a volatile international crisis. Dunjee must navigate a landscape of shifting loyalties and lethal adversaries to secure the hostage before the situation escalates into global catastrophe. Operating within a framework of hard-boiled realism, the narrative follows Dunjee as he tracks the movements of ruthless players across borders. The story relies on sharp, cynical dialogue and a methodical investigation process to reveal the hidden agendas driving the political chaos.
Readers frequently highlight the author's ability to craft complex, cynical characters who operate in the gray areas of political power. Discussion often centers on the sharp, biting dialogue that defines the interactions between the protagonist and his adversaries. Critics often note the author's mastery of pacing, which balances investigative tension with moments of dry, dark humor. The narrative is widely regarded for its realistic portrayal of the mechanics behind international crises and the individuals who manage them behind the scenes. Readers who appreciate intricate plotting and a grounded, no-nonsense tone often find this work to be a standout example of the political thriller genre.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
1983-01-01
Publisher:
Penguin Books
ISBN-10:
0140061622
ISBN-13:
9780140061628
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